EBay on the Prowl – BusinessWeek
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EBay on the Prowl
BusinessWeek – by Catherine Holahan Electronic-commerce giant eBay (EBAY) epitomizes the buying spree reshaping the tech landscape, and its mixed record on mergers … |
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